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Business - The Creamery in Springwater NY |
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A view of the Creamery on Mill street in Springwater NY circa 1905. Doc Marsh, who is leaning out of the window, was the operator. Also in the picture are Charles Forrester, Henry Brewer and Charly Freary. See the news article below for more information. Photo by Floyd Ingraham, courtesy of Joyce O’Neil.
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A view of the Creamery on Mill street in Springwater NY circa 1905. The people in the photo are unidentified. Photo by Floyd Ingraham, courtesy of Lore Disalvo.
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A view of the Creamery on Mill street in Springwater NY circa 1905. The people in the photo are unidentified. Photo by Floyd Ingraham, courtesy of Jane Schryver.
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The Springwater Creamery Unknown Author - The Democrat & Chronicle 7 April 1897
Springwater has a new enterprise well under way in the shape of a butter factory. A stock company has been formed with a capital stock of about $8,500, and the contract for erecting the building and fitting it with modern machinery for dairy purposes awarded to the R. B. True Dairy Supply Company of Syracuse. The building will be erected on the site purchased on Mill Street from Mrs. Eliza Tyler. The foundations are already laid and the work is being pushed as rapidly as possible. The cost of the building furnished complete with engine and machinery ready for operation will be something over $8000, and according to the contract, will be in running order by May 1st. The directors of the company are Charles H. Marvin, Henry S. Brewer and James G. Morris. |
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